Is it appropriate to add one slide of self introduction for interview presentation? (jobs, company)

[Baike]

Job candidates are expected to be provided a problem then draft a presentation before interview date.

Is it appropriate to add one slide of self introduction at the beginning of presentation? Or just verbally introduce myself.

I was thinking to add a flow chart to introduce myself (school and previous jobs).

[Lekrii]

They already saw your resume at that point. They know who you are. Stick to what was asked for the presentetion.

[dumb]

It's professional to introduce yourself in the workplace, so nothing wrong with it, but I'd say keep it specific to the presentation. A quick slide that details anything from your professional background to your general know-how of the issue, spaced out with bullet-points.

So if it's a discussion about marketing, "Hi I'm Angie, I have marketing qualification in X, worked in X marketing company, worked on X project, and we did X Y and Z. So that's who I am." Bonus points if you employ things you learned in previous jobs to the problem at hand to display competence and ability to evolve.

[Serious Conversation]

I wouldn't do a slide on who I am. The resume should have been reviewed by anyone who is seeing the slide anyway.

[denialmark]

Hye my name is Danial Mark.
i am from Australia
recently join this Forum to get more information about my profession
need to articulate my views eloquently .
so hope so everyone is here to help each other.
Thanks